Mission Locale Haute-Garonne

What Mission Locale Haute-Garonne does

Mission Locale Haute-Garonne (MLHG, also "Mission Locale 31") is a French non-profit association (association loi 1901) founded in 1990 that provides free reception, guidance, and individualized accompaniment for young people aged 16 to 25 seeking professional and social integration across the Haute-Garonne department. Its primary user is the non-student youth resident in Haute-Garonne, with or without an established professional project, addressing pain points spanning employment, training, mobility, housing, health, discrimination, and international work. The organization operates a dense territorial network: headquarters in Toulouse (6-8 Boulevard Florence Arthaud), 6 additional antennas across Blagnac, Colomiers, Muret, Saint-Gaudens, Aucamville, Labège, and Carbonne, 88/89 permanent reception points, and a mobile outreach minibus (LuckyBus) reaching underserved areas. Service reach in 2025 covered 11,257 young people (+5.6% YoY), 4,950 first welcomes (+8.6% YoY), 5,572 work contracts signed, and 1,129 training entries, delivered by 150 salaried staff. The product surface combines in-person counseling with digital tools: Clic & Mix, a web application for booking workshops on employment, training, entrepreneurship, health, mobility, and daily life; Shaker 31 (Shaker TRENTE ET UN), a mobile employment app on Google Play and Apple Store providing geo-localized job offers and accompaniment access; and structured programs including CEJ, PACEA, MAJIQ (youth with disabilities), CAP Alternance (apprenticeship), IMPACT (minors 16-17), REMOJEUNES (outreach), and a Parrainage mentoring scheme. The business model is public funding: the association is financed by recurring grants from the Conseil Départemental de la Haute-Garonne, Région Occitanie, French State services, and European funds (FSE+), with services delivered free of charge to youth. Customers are not transacted against; rather, the organization serves as a designated public-service operator under the Loi pour le Plein Emploi, into which France Travail directed 3,157 young people in 2025. Governance is via a Board of Directors chaired by Sabine GEIL GOMEZ (Vice-Présidente du Conseil Départemental), with Nadège Carrel as Directrice. The organization holds the Réseau national des Missions Locales label (June 2024) and the Réseau pour l'Emploi label, and operates in a competitive set against adjacent Mission Locales in Occitanie rather than for-profit firms.

Name

Mission Locale Haute-Garonne

Legal name

Mission Locale Haute Garonne

Website

https://missionlocale31.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1990

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Mission Locale Haute-Garonne is a French non-profit (association loi 1901) providing free employment guidance and social integration support to youth aged 16-25 across 7 antennas and 88 reception points in Haute-Garonne, funded by departmental, regional, state, and EU public sources.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Toulouse

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices8 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Public Funding: Association financed by public funds from Conseil Départemental de la Haute-Garonne, Région Occitanie, services de l'État, and European funds (FSE+)

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Mission Locale Haute-Garonne provides free, personalized accompaniment to young people aged 16–25 across the Haute-Garonne department for their professional and social integration. Its core offering spans individualized guidance, employment support, training and apprenticeship programs, housing, health, mobility, civic participation, and entrepreneurship assistance, delivered through a network of physical antennas, mobile outreach, and digital tools.

Product overview

Mission Locale Haute-Garonne is a public service organization (association loi 1901) offering a multi-module service ecosystem for young people aged 16-25 in Haute-Garonne department. The core offering combines in-person counseling at 7 antennas and 88 reception locations with digital services: the Clic & Mix web application for workshop booking, the Shaker 31 mobile app for job listings, and mobile outreach via the LuckyBus. Specialized support programs include MAJIQ (for youth with disabilities), CAP Alternance (for apprenticeship), IMPACT (for 16-17 year olds), CEJ (Commitment Contract), PACEA framework, and a mentoring program. Services cover employment, training, housing, health, mobility, and social participation.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Shaker 31: Mobile application for job offers and employment resources
• Clic & Mix
• LuckyBus
• MAJIQ
• CAP Alternance
• IMPACT

Products and services

• PACEA (Parcours d'Accompagnement vers l'Emploi et l'Autonomie) Individualized support framework guiding young people aged 16–25 toward employment and autonomy, structured around their personal and professional goals.
• CEJ (Contrat d'Engagement Jeune) State-led intensive accompaniment contract for young people aged 16–25 not in education, employment, or training, combining individual follow-up, workshops, and financial support.
• CAP Alternance Program helping young people identify apprenticeship and work-study opportunities and supporting employers in recruiting alternants.
• MAJIQ Specialized accompaniment program for young people with disabilities, addressing employment, training, and social-integration needs.
• IMPACT Accompaniment program aimed at minors aged 16–17 to support their early orientation toward training and professional life.
• #REMOJEUNES Outreach and re-engagement program for young people distant from employment services, identifying and accompanying those not in education, employment, or training (NEET).
• Parrainage Mentoring service pairing young beneficiaries with volunteer professionals to support their professional and personal development.
• Clic & Mix Web application allowing young beneficiaries to browse and book available workshops offered by the Mission Locale.
• Shaker 31 Mobile application providing beneficiaries with on-the-go access to Mission Locale services, information, and resources.
• LuckyBus Mobile outreach unit bringing the Mission Locale's services and advisors directly into local neighborhoods across the Haute-Garonne territory.

Named customers1 record

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature2 records

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• CFA d'AuzevillecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 26 May 2026New partnership convention signed at AG 2026 for developing apprenticeship opportunities and professional discovery.
• Fédération Compagnonnique Régionale OccitaniecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 26 May 2026New partnership convention signed at AG 2026 for developing apprenticeship and trades discovery.
• France Travail (Pôle Emploi)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerUnder the Loi pour le Plein Emploi, France Travail oriented 3,157 young people towards MLHG in 2025.
• REMOJEUNES Consortium (9 partners)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerConsortium of 9 partners supporting #REMOJEUNES project that identified 293 young people and remobilized 167.

Scale indicators12 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• AFPA (Agence nationale pour la Formation Professionnelle des Adultes): France's national adult vocational training organization. Overlaps with MLHG on training-search and qualification pathways for the same 16-25 cohort, though AFPA is the larger training delivery provider while MLHG orients youth toward such training.
• Apprentis d'Auteuil: Large French non-profit providing youth welfare, education, training, and integration services to vulnerable children and young people, including those aged 16-25. Comparable in target population, free-of-charge service model, and multi-program structure (housing, training, family support).
• France Travail (formerly Pôle Emploi): France's national employment agency that refers youth to MLHG under the Loi pour le Plein Emploi and operates overlapping employment services at much greater scale. It is both a key partner (3,157 referrals in 2025) and a structural incumbent whose expansion could encroach on MLHG's core role.

Direct peers

• Cap Emploi: National network of specialized employment services for people with disabilities — directly comparable to MLHG's MAJIQ program (325 disabled youth supported in 2025). Both operate under public funding with an accompaniment-and-placement model.
• CIDJ (Centre d'Information et de Documentation Jeunesse): National French information and documentation center for youth covering employment, training, housing, health, and mobility — essentially the same domains as MLHG's mission. Comparable free public service targeting the same 16-25 demographic across France.
• EPIDE (Établissement pour l'Insertion dans l'Emploi): Publicly funded French youth integration program targeting 16-25 year-olds furthest from employment through residential and military-style pathways. Highly comparable mission and target cohort, though delivered through a more intensive residential model than MLHG's territorial accompaniment.
• Mission Locale de Toulouse: The neighboring Mission Locale operating in the Toulouse commune that MLHG is geographically restricted from serving. Both share the national Mission Locale mandate (16-25 youth guidance, employment, training) under the same framework, making them the closest operational peers and natural coordination counterparts.

Emerging players

• FACE (Fondation Agir Contre l'Exclusion): French foundation running corporate-partnership programs to combat exclusion, including youth employment initiatives (Alternance, mentorat). Comparable in employer-engagement model and youth-employment focus, but more private-sector-driven than MLHG.
• PAEJ (Point Accueil Écoute Jeunes): Network of free listening and guidance points for youth across France, often hosted in partnership with Missions Locales. Comparable in target population and free-of-charge model, though focused more on psychological and social listening than employment integration.

Regional players

• AJE (Association Jeunesse et Entreprises): Association facilitating connections between young people and businesses for professional integration in France, including the 'Tous les jours curieux' programs. Comparable in employer-bridging role for youth 16-25, though more business-club driven and smaller in scale than MLHG.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/@mamissionlocale3168
• Facebookfacebook.com/mamissionlocale31
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/mission-locale-haute-garonne
• Instagraminstagram.com/missionlocale31
• Xx.com/missionlocale31

Compliance2 records

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Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

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